The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
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| -Leslies Popular Monthly for Octo.
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Tho Merchants Zouaves will give
An exhibition drill at Jackson Mound
Park tonight.
John A. Hill, recently elected q
magistrate from the tt ird OWL Dis
trict, was sworn In yesterday.
There will be services at the
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Ohel-
sea, this evening at s O'Clock, by the
Rev. 8. Buriord.
--Only one deed was registered YES.
terday, a. followe: J. w. Shepherd
and vile to Z. w. German, one lot In
Germantown, $1,000.
The circus exhibiting or the bluff
gave way to the sn,i.prohibitionist
last night, and furnished seats for
those who attended the speaking.
The Amendment Club Ia 70.
quested to meet ct the Court street
church this afternoon at O'Clock
sharp. Every lady invited. Business
OF Importance.
John Davis and Miss Kisiah Hart,
colored; FriSder Milan and Miss Jen.
ME Humphrey, julius Jackson and
Miss Della Evans, colored, were yes.
terday Issued licenses 10 marry.
All chsrcsry papers that have
been In the hands OF attorneys ten
days must be returned at once. A
failure to comply will debar the taking
out Of other AIss by delipqusnts.
There will be q meeting OF the
Jacksonian Cub at the courthouse
tonight. All members are urged to
attend, a. ars young gentlemen who
merely desire to lin the Cleveland
reception procession.
Doc Smith, colored, confined Ia
the county Jail, was 10 possession OF @
saw blade and other eontraband arti.
Giles, by means Of which Q jail delivery
was contemplated. He was "held up
BY the authorities.
"A youth Of nineteen sunni. ers,
hailing from Springfield, No., was re-.
stored 10 his father, an sged GENTLE
man, Monday night The young mans
flight from home was the result Of In.
fatuation for bale, dancer.
I'm the Police Court yesterday,
John Smith, Charles Ebert and John
Grubbs were fined $40 apiece for
breaking open freight car on the l.
N. o. and I. X. r., and going TO sleep
therein. Ed Eimonds was relieved
OF $40 for poundipga wJmsn al No.
206 Front street.
The grand jury, among other bills
returned Yesterday, found one against
Justice W. N. Huehey, charging him
with malfeaeance In flee. The charge
Ia baeed on bis action In the case OF
Lsv. Payne, colored, for gaming.
Payne was tried at the fail, after IL
o'clock Saturday night, and fined 50 |
and costs.
Secretary Pollen and the city on.
gineer's clerical force arc buaily en-.
gagged making up a detailed abatement |
Of the work done In that department
Df the city y yernmsnt eincs the ava.
ON was brought into existence. IL
will be- full, thorough and complete, |
md furnish n great deal Of interesting
eadlng matter. About ten days will
70 necessary 10 complete it, after
Tbich II will be published.
The streets Of the city are to be
eeignated by handsome iron signs
nth white porcelain letters, la com.
lance with q reso ution adopted by
DO coulcil 5everal weeks ago. En-
ineer Meriwether has about 600 Of
iese ,igns. which will be plscld on
ppotite house corners NJ each cross-
", and In such manner that they will
Q plainly visible. The work c.
lfclpg ITEM 10 70 btgin as quickly
Q possible.
A mistake was made yesterday In
ating that Col. II. A. Monts o nery's
before the g;and jury 10 70
'rd TO gravel hauling charges was
eTely an estimate based on ignorance
the matter. The Colonel has had
Iporienoe, and knows q great deal
,out II. The jury, however, merely
ked him about the hauling, and he
lswered accordingly, which did not
clude the spreading ard aflerwork
me by Mr.. Mannisan. The evidences
ny touched the matter OF hauling.